Director, Indonesia
Hanin Azizah
Hanin Azizah is Director, Indonesia at Kintsugi Gallery. She leads the Gallery's development in the country — its institutional and cultural partnerships, production, publishing and public presence.
As Director, Indonesia, Hanin sets and leads the Gallery's Indonesian programme: partnerships with institutions, artists and publishers, production and exhibitions, publishing, and relations with media and cultural organisations.
She holds the Gallery's authority in Indonesia — the decision-making counterpart for Indonesian partners, and the person responsible for how Kintsugi Gallery's work is translated, presented and established in the country over the long term.
Her background in Islamic Communication and Broadcasting, podcasting, storytelling, public speaking, audience engagement and exhibition work informs a role that sits between art, media, culture and practical production. She works in Indonesian and English.
Indonesia
Building the local chapter.
Kintsugi Gallery is international by nature, but every cultural relationship is local in practice. Hanin develops the Gallery's work in Indonesia through partnerships with institutions, artists, producers, publishers, media, suppliers and collaborators.
Her responsibility is not simply to represent finished projects. It is to help shape how they are translated, produced, presented and connected to Indonesian audiences and partners.
Public voice
Art, culture and exchange.
Hanin speaks for Kintsugi Gallery in Indonesia. She is the Gallery's spokesperson for Indonesian press, podcasts, cultural institutions and public programmes, and represents it at Indonesian cultural events and partnerships.
Her areas of conversation include the Gallery's Indonesian programme; contemporary Ukrainian art and the artists represented by Kintsugi Gallery; cultural exchange between Indonesia and the Gallery's wider international network; the SHI book and game project; publishing and cultural translation; and Bali as a place for international creative exchange.
Working scope
- Direction of Kintsugi Gallery's Indonesian programme and its long-term presence in the country.
- Partnerships with Indonesian cultural institutions, artists, publishers, media and collaborators.
- Production, exhibitions and publishing in Indonesia.
- Institutional and partner representation of the Gallery in Indonesia.
- Press, podcast and public-programme appearances as the Gallery's Indonesian spokesperson.
- SHI book and game development, including Indonesian publishing and cultural adaptation.
For press and institutions
Interview requests, cultural partnerships, institutional enquiries and Indonesia-based collaborations reach Hanin through the Gallery's address. Write to hello@kintsugi.gallery with “Indonesia” in the subject line, and the enquiry is routed to her directly.